After years spent churning around the corporate buzzword blender, the phrase “risk management” has too often become associated with lengthy legal documents filled with useless jargon and
At NOLS, we believe in the value of spending time in wild places. We also know there is risk involved in what we do. We
World-class athlete Steve Fisher has taken on some of the most ambitious projects imaginable, including an expedition through the Congo River’s Inga rapids, the world’s biggest rapids. He
January 28, 2016 was the 30th anniversary of the Challenger disaster when the space shuttle Challenger exploded 73 seconds into take off killing all seven
World-renowned climber Jimmy Chin and filmmaker Elizabeth “Chai” Vasarhelyi talk about making Meru, a documentary about Chin, Conrad Anker, and Renan Ozturk’s attempt to make
Emergent findings in social psychology point to the limitations of cognition and rationality; decision-making, it turns out, is highly over-rated. What this means for us:
Taking on all the challenges of mountain environments and managing them so that clients have the best possible experience is the craft behind a lifelong
The Federal Aviation Administration is one of the organizations in the US that researches safety, risk and decision-making to ensure that air travel is safe.
As an outdoor program director I’ve had to deal with the complicated ethical and legal issues of epinephrine for many decades. I want to especially
The Human Factor, presented by Black Diamond, is a five-part multimedia story that investigates the decisions skiers make in avalanche terrain.
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